[Faust]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

Russia is loosing only in a way that a lot of people thought it would be all over long time ago, yet Ukraine still standing. But in reality Ukraine lost too much territory to call them a winners

Two boxers are fighting and 1 is much stronger (and the agressor, sure), but the weaker one, the supporters are using ropes, wheelchairs and everything to make sure he does not get knocked out. Even though the takes quite a beating the supporters are going “he is not touching the floor so he is not knocked out, you see he is winning because he is still standing!!” The supporters prolonging the fight are not the heroes IMO.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-b2128367.html

They all have their own agenda;
US and UK want a weak Euro
EU is US bitch
Ukraine is the sacrificial lamb

[Rfneimad]

Actually Russia is losing this war, and is gonna lose the fuck out of whatever comes next. If they don't start retreating now they will have no army left and you will see way more breakaway states. They may be able to force a temporary truce and have it go back to dills shelling what they took, BUT everybody and their mother is buying HIMARS now. Dill army was only 6000 in 2014, look how pissed off they were then and what they built under our brilliant manipulation. Even if they are the sacrificial lamb, so what? This is how the world works, US is just way more subtle at world domination. Excuse me while I go pay my Chinese landlord.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

Russia is loosing only in a way that a lot of people thought it would be all over long time ago, yet Ukraine still standing. But in reality Ukraine lost too much territory to call them a winners

Please answer these questions to me without your crazy hat on:

1)Is the current situation beneficial to Russia?

2) If yes, why?

[duntez]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Please answer these questions to me without your crazy hat on:

1)Is the current situation beneficial to Russia?

2) If yes, why?

Wtf?! Idk how that happened but here is my answer again

If you want to look at it not just as war itself but rather political/economical situation around it then I wouldn’t say it’s beneficial, as I woudnt say it’s not benefitial at all. Time will show how it will go down. A lot of things including existence of RF in its borders depends on how Russian and western governments will play their cards…

[duntez]

Meanwhile in Ukrainian Ternopil city price tags now showing the price in Ukr grivnas and Polish zlotys

[Faust]

Russia wanted to keep Crimea is a reason for them

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

Meanwhile in Ukrainian Ternopil city price tags now showing the price in Ukr grivnas and Polish zlotys

Isn't that a normal thing in western Ukraine... plus all the Polish fighters training there that walked across the border with Polish cash

[Wailode]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Wrong. If Ukraine was "losing hard", Russia wouldn't be "slowly" winning which isn't even the case as it would seem.

It is case. Ukraine cant take back any significant territory and they are losing a lot of man every day with worsening morale. Its just question of time before they capitulate. Even big propaganda from Zelenskyj cant change reality on battlefield. Also russians dont need to rush things, they are in big advantage.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Isn't that a normal thing in western Ukraine... plus all the Polish fighters training there that walked across the border with Polish cash

I have never herd before that you can buy anything with Polish Zlotys in Ukraine.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by Wailode ↗

It is case. Ukraine cant take back any significant territory and they are losing a lot of man every day with worsening morale. Its just question of time before they capitulate. Even big propaganda from Zelenskyj cant change reality on battlefield. Also russians dont need to rush things, they are in big advantage.

The knife that cuts the slowest, cuts the deepest